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Two Palestinian teenagers shot dead in West Bank village raid

Israeli forces and settler militants attacked al-Mughayyir on Wednesday, killing two Palestinians aged 19 and 16 according to Palestinian Health Ministry. The IDF said it had entered the village to retrieve Israeli livestock and that gunfire erupted during withdrawal, while Palestinians say settlers grazed animals near the village before military forces arrived.

NXEWS NewsroomSep 2, 2026, 10:11 PMUpdated 3 min ago1 min read

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23:04Correction
The IDF said forces entered al-Mughayyir to secure the return of livestock belonging to Israelis and that a disorder developed during their withdrawal in which fire was directed at "main instigators." According to Palestinian Health Ministry, one of the two killed was 16 years old, not 19.
~~two Palestinians aged 19~~
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